Which of the following terms refers to an organization's ability to make optimal use of digital evidence in a limited period of time and with minimal investigation costs?

The correct answer is D. Forensic readiness. Forensic readiness refers to an organization's ability to maximize its capability to use digital evidence effectively in an investigation, while minimizing the cost of an investigation and disruption to its operations. It involves having policies, procedures, and technologies…

Computer Forensics in Incident Handling

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AThreat assessment
BData analysis
CRisk assessment
DForensic readiness

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Explanation

Forensic readiness refers to an organization's ability to maximize its capability to use digital evidence effectively in an investigation, while minimizing the cost of an investigation and disruption to its operations. It involves having policies, procedures, and technologies in place to collect, preserve, and analyze digital evidence efficiently, so when an incident occurs, the organization is prepared to handle it quickly and with minimal costs. Forensic readiness not only helps in reducing the time and resources spent on investigations but also ensures that the evidence is reliable and can be used in legal proceedings if necessary.

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